One: Language achievement

International students applying for USC must achieve the language scores required by the school. The University of Southern California requires applicants to have a TOEFL IBT score of at least 100. If international students also take the SAT, it's ok if their SAT reading scores reach 600 or above.

Second: academic achievements

Generally, local students in American universities need to submit SAT or ACT scores (American College Entrance Examination), and some schools also require international students to submit these scores to increase their competitiveness. The University of Southern California requires international students to also provide SAT or ACT scores. Usually, if your SATI score reaches 2 100, you can be more competitive. SAT scores are not required by every school, and the University of Southern California has no mandatory requirements for SAT. Students are advised to provide two SAT scores, which can reach more than 1800.

In addition, applying for American universities generally requires students to submit their high school scores, which is often called GPA scores. There is no limit to GPA score when applying for USC undergraduate course, but GPA score can reach at least 3.8.

For more information, you can go to the study abroad orientation reference system to see which schools and majors you can successfully apply for with your current grades. I hope it will help you.